USC’s Benjamin Graham and a colleague note that bitcoin could become a viable substitute for government-backed currencies — but national governments have little incentive to allow that type of direct competition.
Architecture faces a critical moment, writes Milton S. F. Curry, dean of the USC School of Architecture. He asks: What do black citizens of major cities have to look forward to in terms of urban conditions and how those conditions change?
New infrastructure could enable researchers to accelerate clinical trials and find new treatments for the disease, thanks to a grant from the National Institutes of Health.
Max Novak’s fascination with Greek and Roman history could lead to a career as a museum curator.
Former TRiO student Rosalinda Larios faces intense competition, but she’s determined to beat the odds.
Now more than ever, retailers are doing everything they can to lure you in and persuade you to buy — in ways you probably don’t even notice.
Health practitioners and others look for ways to ensure their work serves the people they intend to reach.
Keck School of Medicine of USC researchers and their colleagues are educating hairdressers how to recognize the signs of melanoma. They provided a training video for interested hairdressers so they could better identify possible lesions.
